Those sections totally killed my attempts at a second play though.
Regular lotion on feet, hands, elbows, knees, etc. is worth it.
Lucky
You're welcome! Be warned, it's humbling AF... I feel like I have no idea what in doing half the time.
We used to do that too. Now I keep a list on Google sheets with just =rand() in a column. Mark watched as we go and at the end of the list sort by rand.
I've been doing this for a few years and it's great!
It's a good process, and when I'm taking 2+ hours on a piece I very much do it. I normally get a piece about half done and put it away until tomorrow. Then I see a bunch of stuff I didn't see before.
I just don't know how to do that when my time budget is ~10 minutes. I'm looking for the hack or whatever people have done to solve the problem in much less time.
My traditional workflow is measure measure measure draw. It gets super accurate results and takes hours to get done. Not going to work for this art goal of drawing people on a subway and giving it them for example.
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I'd never seen that before. Thank you for sharing!
I know the saying but don't get the reference...!?
Flat Earther: Complicated explanation on why it's flat
Me: Your argument is flawed. Look the earth is flat but your argument is missing the important part.
Flat Earther: (leans in with excitement)
Me: The oceans, all of them, none of them are carbonated... all flat!
Before I was this picture my first thought was: this is why people search "why do my eyes hurt" after an eclipse.
I bet it would feel great on your chitinous hooves! And I hate the feeling as well. The lotion was prescribed as part of my recovery from second degree burns. I found a way to tolerate it. Mostly including wiping my hands off between the fingers. So gross.
And how many of too many pancakes? And does the quality of pancake play a part in the equation?